residence
noun [ C ] formal uk/ˈrez.ɪ.dəns/ us/ˈrez.ə.dəns/
C2 住所;住房;宅第
a home
the Governor's official residence 总督官邸
in residence （官员等）驻在（某地）的，住在（某地）的
officially staying or living somewhere
The Queen is in residence at the Palace this week. 女王本周在王宫驻跸。
The national flag always flies when the president is in residence. 在总统入驻期间，国旗会升起。
This is where the White House press corps is based when the President is in residence.
It has been confirmed that no members of the Royal Family were in residence at the time of the incident.
You know when the mega-star is in residence because security guards are everywhere.
author/poet/artist in residence （学校、大学短期招聘的）驻校作家／诗人／艺术家
an author (= writer), poet, or artist who is employed at a school or college, etc. for a short period
During this period, she was artist in residence at Harvard.
She was named as NASA's first artist in residence.
He's the international writer in residence for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
He lived for a period in the US where he was composer in residence at Florida State University.
He was the poet in residence at Sir George Williams University in Montreal during the 2020 academic year.
take up residence/residency somewhere 到（某地）定居；开始定居在（某地）
to go to live somewhere
take up residence/residency in She took up residence in Canada. 她在加拿大定居。
She took up permanent residency abroad. 她永久定居国外。
Nesting pairs of bald eagles have taken up residence in a number of states.
The author and his family later took up residence in Switzerland.
That was the year she took up residency in No. 10 Downing Street.
A family of squirrels seems to have taken up residence in our shed.
- More examples
- The premier left his residence with almost indecent haste following his resignation.
- Number Ten Downing Street is the British prime minister's official residence.
- The council was hoping to turn a children's home into a residence for adolescent girls.
- The estate agent described the flat as a bijou residence.
- She has managed to obtain a temporary residence permit.